The Sun. — London, England, 1810-03-26 00:00:00

F 1 0 ,711 Site LONDON GAZTTE, March 24, 1810. Admiralty Of Ace, March 24, 1810. Rear-Admiral Sir Richard Strachan has transmit led -to ,John John Wilson Croker, Esq. a Letter from Captain Mounsher, of his Majesty's sloop Drake, giving an account of his having, on the 7th instant, driven a large French privateer schooner on shore near CamperdoWn, where she bilged. And also a 'Letter from Captain Hawtayne, com manding the Quebec, reporting the capture of a 'French privateer schuyt, of four guns, cut out on the 16th instant near the Texel, under a heavy fire 6f niusquetry from the shore, by the boats of the Ides and King George cutters. Qgeen's Palace, March 21, 1810.. The King was this day pleased to confer the ho hour of Knighthood on James Fellovves, M.D. Phy sician to the Forces. Si. James's, March 20, 1810. .His Royal Highness the Duke of York has been pleased to appoint Dr.' Edwin Godden .Jones Phy sician Extraordinary to his , Royal Eighness. . War.O . ffice, March 24, ISso. 6th Begiinent of Dragoons, Cornet B. C. Barry to, be Lieu. teaaw, vice St. Aubyn, deceased. Sth Regiment of,Light Draguons f Joseph Henry Taylor, Gent. to be Cornet, by pttrcllase, vice ' Creagh, 'pro moted. 14th Ditto, Cornet the lion. G. Fortescue to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Capel, proMoted. 3d Regiment of t•co.t Guards, Quin - ter- Mater-Serjeant John Skuce to be tuarter_Master, • vice Bennett, proniuted in the h Royal Ve 7 teran 134taliou.1 3d Regiment of Foot, Ensign Thomas Mathews'to be Lieu tenant by purchase, vice Butstrode, promoted in the 66th knot. George, Ithaca; Gent, to be Ensign, witnout pur .chaii6, vice Mathews. 7th Ditto, Lieutenant Morgan O'Brien, from the North York ,Militia, to be Liewerant. trill D►tto,"Hospitat ; , late Geo. W. Davies to be Assistant Surgeon, vice O'Hara, deceased. 13th u►tw, Hospital Mate James Henderson to be Assistant Surgeon, VI 4C Collier. promoted in tl►e both Foot. 2151 D►tto, Second Lieute►►ant Donald M•Donald to be First Lieutenant, without 'purchase, vice Torrince who re signs. kobert lsrown, vent. to be Secouei tieutenaw, vice 7 • 33c1 I)it'v, Second Lieutenant R. Smith to be First Lieute. mut, by pui.c.hase, vice :rhombill, promoted in the 45th Foot. Ensign I . William Shelton to be LieuteMint by purchase, vice Briggs, prornotcci. Lieuithant Robert att.; ker. trout the South Allit•oluta, to be Ensign. pd Unto, Lieut. Boyle Hill, from the Bth Garrison Batta. lion', to be Lieutenant, vice Roberts, placed cut the Haft. 'Pay of the Stb Garrison Battalion. 36th Ditto,. Captain lohn Fraser ! trom the 49th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, ,vice kna..Gtraln, who exchanges. 44th Dittd. Lapt. Ceo. Henderson, trum the sth West !oche Regiment, to be'Captain of a Company, vice Murphyoviio exanalges. - _ - 47th Ditto, Lieutenant Ponsonhy Mathews, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Naaon, who retires. 4 9 th Regiment of foot, Capt Augustine Fite-Gerald, from the.36th to be Captain at a Company, vice I' raser, "who exchanges. szst Ditto, Francis tle Visrne, Gent. to be Ensign, by put chase, vice Stephens, promoted. • szd Ditto, William Henry Duwbiggen, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Whalley, promoted. 54eh Ditto, Lieutenant D'ArcY., !roar the South Ma l y() Militia, to be Ensign. • 6 0 ill Ditto, Andrew Vieussitux, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Myers, promoted. 6 3 d Ditto,. Lieutenant lames Mackay, from the 78. th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Macna mara,,who retires. 6 9 th Ditto, Ensign John Cuppinger, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Leslie, proinutcti. . William Harrington Sherloae, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Coppinger. list Ditto, Lieutr Tames Anderson, from the Kilkenny Mi litia, to be Ensign. Hospital Mate Samuel Hill, to be Assistant Surgeon, vice rernwell, appointed to the 6Stlt .Foot. • . - 72,d Ditto,-Lieutenant Charles 'Mackenzie Fraser, front the 52d Foot, tab: Cailtain of a Company, by Nirchase, .vice Martin, who retires. 7 3 d Ditto, ,Ilugli.Holmes, Cent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Skottowe, promoted. Ensign Gerald Wl:onnor, from :the Ker - ry Militia, to be Enslgn. 76th Ditto, Joseph Clark, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice hurroWes, promoted. • ' • • 781.11 Ditto, Ensign Jonu Macleod, from the Royal, to he Lieutenant, by Purchase, vice Mackay, plumoted in the - _ 63cl Foot. - t • gist Ditto, Hospital Mate W. B. Phillips . to be Assistant , Surgeon, vice Steele,,deceased. t4th Ditto,- Lieut. Peter Le Mesurier to be Captuill6f a' Company, by purchase, vice Peel, who retires,' • - sad Ditto, Lieutenant 4atstes Macdonald to be Captain of a • Company,. by purchase,. vice Carmichael, Who'retires. A sitant Surgeon Francis Leigh, tram -the 7th Garrison Bat - taliciU, to be Assistant Surgeon, 'vice promoted in the 84,th Foot. • , tooth Liao, Lieutenant Patrick Dillon, froml the Bth son Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Niason, placed on Half-Pay of the Bth Garrison.Battalidn'. 3d West' India Regiment, Lieutenant. Sainuel,Warkman ; Aq.be .Captain of . a ort.pany, without porthase, vice Wadman, who-resigns. tibspitalMate I ohn Waterson•-to,lats-Assis tatit surgeon. • 4th 'Ditto, john Cusine, Gent.'to•be Ensign, without .pur chase, vice M'Cabe, appointed to the Zvi West Lndia Regi, thent. -Hospital Mate lames Ure ro be Assistant Surgeon, vice Caldwell, pr(nitoted;in the Royal York Rangers. Sth .Ditto; Captain Ttioinas Murphy, from the 44th Font to be Captain of -a' Ccimpany o vice Henderson, who ex changes. Royal York Rangers. To be Lieutenants--Erisign - Geo. Canty, vice Symmonds, deceased. lEilsign William Russell, vice Copley, treceaed. gifsio Geo. Davidson, vice Martineau, deceased. To be litsigns.—Robert lenkpl, Gent, vice tansy Jacob Meek, Gent. vice Kussell. William Ovans,•Gent. vice Davidson. To be Assistant Surgeon.—Hospital.Mate fomph Shelton. Royal West India hangers, Hospital-Mate . Samuel- Jackson to be Assi,tant.Surgeon, vice Lusignan deceased. .Hospi. pital-Mate Arichibald Thompson to be , Assistant,Sur 7 . 'won, vice Kerr, rimioted in the 6th Wsst I n di a R eg i. nient. y, Gent, to be Second Ist Ceylon Regiment,,W. W. Hornsb Lieutenant. without purchase, vice Wilkinson promoted in thei4th Ceylon Regiment. Watteville's Regiinent, Lieutenant Frederic Kirberger to be Captain of a Company, vice Di krlacii, who resigns. • 24 G a rrison' Battalion; Captain IJavid 0. Stewart, from the 7th Garrison Battalion, to be'Captain of a Company, vice Male, placed .on Hair-pay of the 7th Garrison Bat %alien. 4th pitto. Captain A. Morris,. from the 7th Garrison Bat= talion ' to be Captain of a Company, vice Chetwynd, WAG. ed on Half-Pay of the 7th Garrison Battalion. ph Royal Veteran Battalion, Lieutenant lohn Benner ' from the Royal V. teran Batta l ion , to be Lieute n ant, vice Smith deceased. `NOVa.:COIia Fencibles, Serjeant-Major - Cameron, from the,Royal; to be Adjutant, (with the rank of Ensign), vice Moore, promoted. • STA F F. W. W. Dakins, Clerk , late a Brig ade Cha pl ai n , to e c Chap. g 7 lain to the Forms. %V, maxwell, Esq. late Major of 3ad Foot, and Inspeding Field °Weer of Volunteer Corps, to be Paymaster ut a Recruiting Distritt, vice Milb.ulke, appointed to the Barrack Department, HOSPITAL STAFF., Deputy-Purveyor T. H. Itowles, "horn kialf:Tay, to be De. puty. Put yeyor to the Forces. To be Hospital-Mates for Gener.a Service.;--liarman S. May, Genf. "Samuel Rill, Ge.tt. Henry Walko ' Gent • ! • Adrian GOpILF, Gent. . • : . , Of • ..0 . . - %John kno tt, of Romford, tsttex, grocer, March t,, April 7, at ten, and May 5, at ten• at Guildhall. .Attorney.,-Mr. I. .' Stieannan, Hart.street„ Bloomsbury. • lames 'Paliner, of A Idermanbury, London, •nierehant, March , .. 27; April to, and May 5, at eleven, at Guildhall. ' 'At. • tornies, Messrs. Deunetts and Greaves, King% Arms yard, • COlemin-Street. .. . , . lames - F.Ward, of Leicester, ahoemaker„ April 9, at six; • • i.o, azd May 5 'at ten, at the Saracen's Head Inn, I.eices ter. Attornies, Mr. I. Liptrott GfeaVeS, LeiCtiter,.;',ol. Mr. S. Wilson, Xing's Belielowalks,lTeniple, London. • John Eliggs, ot Liverpool, - Judi:limit, April id, 19; and May 5, at eleven„ai the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Cionip and Lodge, Liverpool ; Mr. Battye, . e Chancery-lan; London. , John Tully, of ilerefoAty-hop dealer, April to, 11, and Mar 5, at eleven, at the Mitre Tavern, Hereford: - , Attornies, . Mr. T. Evans, Hereford ; or Mr. laines Pewtris,.Gray's- I nn, London. • ' Evan Lewis,' of Cardiff, Glamorganshire, , groCer, March 28, 30, and April 5 at eleven, at she Angel Inn, Cardiff. . At tornies, W. Lewis, Carditf; or Mr. Gregory, Clement's Inn, London. Peter Dennis Walmsley, of Manchester,- warehouseman, April 18, 19, and .May 5, at eleven,- at the Star Inn, Manchester. A ttonins, 'Mr. Barrett, Manchester; . or Mesrs.. Willie, 'Fairthorne, and Clarke, VVarntord.court, London. ' • • - - . William Taylor, late of Liverpool, merchant, ,April 16, 17, • and Mays, at one, at the George ltin., Liverpool. Attor nies, Mr. Wii ham Atkinsoit Chancery-lane, • London ; or Mr. Thomas Hassell, Liverpool. • ' John Raby, of Great St. Helens' Chambers, London, mer chant; March 31, April to;- and May 5, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Druce, Billiter-square, London.. John Hammond, of Macclesfield, Cheshire, tanner, April 12, at six 13, at ten, and May 5, at ten, at Guildhall. At tornies, f:lr. Charles Cyoke, Macclesfield ; or Mr. Benja. rnin,Kent, Clitterd's , Inn, London. Robert Wood, of Margate, Kent-, grocer, March 3t, April to, and May 5, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Clinton, Southwark, Suirey. - • ' Thomas Bryan, of Sloane-street, Chelsea„Middlesex, grocer, March 3t, April 7, and• May s, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr, Cuppage, lermyn-street,, St. lames's. Jonathan Ham, of Hampton, Middlesex, victualler, _March . 31; April 7, and May 5, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attot. ney, Mr. G. Vincent, Bedford-,street, Redford-square. ' Letitia Collins, of Halt-Moon-street, Piccadilly, Middlesex, milliner and dresa-maker, April 3, a, and May 5, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Dixon, Nassau street, Soho: . - DIkIDEN.O.V.• • April 17. Nathan Parker, of West 'Auckland, Durham, otandy-merchant, at ten,: at Guildhall, London. April :7. Thomas Knowles, of York, shopkeeper, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. • • April 14. Thomas %Hughes, of Norfolk-street, - Strand, wine-merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall. , • : April As. Joseph Abbott, of Prescot, Lancashire, grocer, at • at one, at the Star 'and Gaiter Tavern, Paradise -street, - Liverpool. • • April 14. William Hawkins, of Birmingham, button-maker, at eleven, at the Shakspeare Tavern, Birmingham. April 16. David Thomson Myers, late of Stamford, - Lincoln.' shire„draper, at eleven, at this George Inn, St. Martin's, Stamford-Baron. • . . April x 4. Benjamin Clifford, Smith's-rents, St. John-street, • ' Middlesex, draper, at ten, at Guildhall. April 16, Thomas Dixon, of Bath, chinaman, at one, at the-Christopher Inn and Tavern, Bath. , • • Aprill 2.3. William Monk, late of Parbold, Lancashire, lime-burner, at twelire, at the King's Arms, Ormskirk.• - May z 6. George Potter, of Charing-tross, Middlesex, haberdasher, at twelve, at Guildhall.- ~ April 27. John Luxonßrutop, of Princess r stieet, Rather intlie, Surrey, mariner, at one, at Guildhall, London. • April 16; Wm. Leathwood, of Liverpool, cark-eutter, at eleven, at the G love Tavern, Liverpool. • • , April 16. Robert Silvester, of Reading, Berkshire, timber.. dealer, at eleven, at the Upper Ship Inn, Reading. April 14.. , John Mitchell, of New Sleaford, 14incolnshire, grocerAlat eleven, at the Rein Deer Inn; Lincoln. April 16. Richard Dyer, of Bath, corn -factor, at ten, at the • Christopher Inn and Tavern, Bath. ': April :16. Samuel' Every, late of Liverpool; ship-chandler anclinerchant, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. April 17: James Gray, of East-Smithfield, Middlesex, ,‘ baker, siflen, at Guildhall, London. ', April .4. J. S. -Killick, of Hackney-Mills, Lee-bridge, Middlesex, miller, at eleven, at .Guildhall, London. April 14. Sir M. liloxam, Kin, T. Wilkinson, .and Win. • • Bloxam, of GrateChureh-street, London, batikets, at twelve, at Guildhall. ' April 14. : James Bayley, now or late of High-street, Shad well, Middlesex, 6hip-breaker, at ten, at. Guildhall, London: , ' April 16. • lamps, Beattie, late of Longtown, Cumberland, draper, at eleven, at the Scotch Arms, Rickergate, near Carlisle.. .. .. • . . . April t 4. J . :A. Bonney, of Percy-street, Tottenhatp.coUrt. road, money-scrivener, at twelve,'at Guilhhall. April 14. John Pptter and Win. Monkman, of Silver -street, Wood -street, London, warehousernen, at 'twelve, at - Guildhall. . . May a. 'Thomas' Hitglies 'Lloyd, late of the Poultry, Lon. • .:doe, and • pt- Wal worth-corn:con, - Surtey,.. slate-merchant, at one, at Guildhall, London... . • - • ~ May S. ' ItilinLewls Pasteur, late of Stoney Stratford, Buck. ingriainShire, grtieer, at tWelVe, at Guildhall, Losidon. • May ii. William 'Heath, of Chippenharn, Wilts, clothier, " at eleven, at Guildhall, London. .April 2.1. lames PioSser, of Sloane-street, St. Luke, Chel- . 1 'sea, Middlestx, grocei,at one, at - Guildhall, London. • ' • April 14. James Chapple, of Grace's-alley, WellelOse , . square, Middlesex, hosier, at. ten, at Guildhall, London. t April 14. Anhui Craniond, late of New Bridge-street, Blacktriars,; London, merchant, at elaVen, at Guildhall. April 16. Joseph Rose, of Road, somerset„farmer, at ele ven, at the ,Christopher. lair and Tavern, Rath: - April 17. lames Tigwea, pf Gos,port, Hants, linen-draper - , •. at ten, at Guildhall, London. April IS. ,George: Stokoei Of 'Sun-street, London, -plane maker, at eleven-. • - • • . . - 'April 21. Thos. &nivel], of Newnian-street, Oxford-street, , Middlesex, coach-nlaker, at ten, at.Gnildliall, Landon. - . . • • - •CPRTIFICATES.' • April 14 Wm.•Cianstone, latecri Ashford, Kent, draper. Joseph Field ( ofpld-street-road, carpenter. • , Charles Saninel-M4lward, of Bromley, miller. Bennumn - Etirnival, late ot Stockport, Chester, hardwareman. William Gedge,•of Leices , er-square ' linen-draper. Evan l'hOmas Davies, of G teat . Warner.:street, Clerkenh well, linen-draper. .., • . William Morris, of Birmingham, timber-merchant. KEAT ASSIZES-. MAIDSTONE, MARCH 23. CROWN SIDE-MURDER. Mr. GARROW 'went into titt. Crown. Court last night; and tried • prisoners. This morning only three cases were• left for Mc. Justice HEATH to dispose of. William COlman was indieted for - the wilful mur• der ot ,- Thomas JoneS,_ on the 29th of August last, in the parish of -Woolwich, by giving him several stabs in the ne - ck and breast with a,knite. . . The prisoner'was -a-young man; aged only 20, and both himself attd the deceased were convicts . on . board...the hulks at Woolwich."' ,The case . was proved by two other convicts, and the. facts they stated were as brick had . a night or.t wo.befor'e been thrown of on'e of Ilie.(sffi.cers of the convias, and the prisoner sUspectecl that the deceased had . given infOrmation that he was the man who had committed the offence, and beingincensed at the 'de ceased, he repeatedly - swore he IA ould b,e revenged • of him.. They were, Itqwever, .apparently recon--, cited, shook hands and drank together; the deceased also helped the prisoner into bed',' as he was incorn 7 moded being loaded with very ht,avy It appeared however, that the prisoner still cherished his purpose of revenge,' for after' retnavoing in bed for some - tiM-4 when he supposed all about him, were asleep, 1,...50ft1y got out of bed, and went to a'place where he knevv"the knife was kept, ,wl4liii `fite king's Berman t,Cgiart. ttt Light Dragoons, Capt.ln and Brigade. Major Will;arn Singen to:be Captain of a Tr,op, vice lii.,.llll.6lgliause,n, who retires: Cadet Conrad Poten, to be Cornet. Cor net -- Baurtling, to be Adjutant; vice Paten, pro. mould. Staff. * • • Lieutenant Vrederick Poten.- from the .tst Light pra g ns . to -be Brigade-Major. with' temporary rank of CLlp ' tain, vice .Linsingen, app o inted to tha First Light lira.; goons.' MILMORANDUM: Cornet Brisson, of the 7th Dragoon Guards, is superseded, being absent without leave. • Ctunntissions signed by the Idrd Lieutenant of the County o - 7 Wweester. ' North Worcester Local Militia. To be Captains.—. Robert Coaies Woolley,` Esq. , Winiam Etnuss, Esq. Joint Sparrpv Stovin, Esq., To be Lieutenants.—Henry Ellins, Gent. lohn Hook, Gent loseplt Bird, Gent. William Wanklin, Gent. Henry Handy, Gent. John t lona, Gent. Richard Garnistonc, Gent. Chase Armstrong Hull,- Gent. To be Ensigns. —Richard Norris, Gent. R. Sheaf, Gent. Francis Drury, Cent. - . To be Quarter.Nlaster.—Benjamin Witheford, Gent. South Worcester Local Ali To be Lieutenant-Colonel- Commandant-- Honourable W. B. Logan. - To be Lieutenant-Colonel—Wm. Attwood Oliver, Esq. To be Major—james Ntev, Esq. • To be captains—Hun. john Reginajd Lygon - . 'Benjamin johnson, Esq. lames Dingle), Esq; Wui. Bayer, Esq. John Clarke, Esq. john Herlicit, Esq. Benjamin Gorden Kent, Esq. - fames Skey, jun. Esq. loseph Hampton, Esq. Herry Worthington, ..sq. - To he Lieutenants—Win. Lane, Gent. George ClarkeiGent. 'Wm, Allies, Gent. Israel Barnes, Cent. Wro: Gould, Gent. Samuel Kent, Gent. john• Guest, - Gent. lola • Boulton, Cent. be,Ensigns—Thomas:Bird, Gent. John Berkeley, Gent. Thomas Hayling, Gent. Win. Berkeley, Gent. William Ainsworth, Gem. Thothas Koss, Gent. Edward Whit- ing, Gent, , Tooe Surgeon—Henry Sneath Trash, Gent. To be Quarter-Master (ading as Battalion Clerk)--Aaren Pearce, Gew. . . • East Worcester Local. Militia. • Thomas Beale Cooper,- Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. William Law Phelps, Esq. to be Major. To.jac Captains.- - Fiancis Dinky, Esq. Grey Edward NW ton, 116 q. Daniel Edge, Esq. To be Lieutenants.—john WairOrd liod, gent. Edmund Wallis Olda‘re, bent. Thomas Murrell, Gent. Tito- m4s tortes laL:kon, To be bitsigns . .—Thomas ,SlVainwright, Gent. Hodges, Gent. West Worcester Local Militia. • The Right Hon. Thomas Lord Foley, to be Lieutenant. C o. lonel Commandant. Thomas Fergus Son Gainey Gent. to be Quarter-master. Worceita Local Militul. iohn Morton, Esq. to oe %.aptain. To be Lteuteriant.—Geori s e Allies, Gent. John Collsng. wood, Gent. - Edmund Hewett, Gent. 194eph Munn, Gent. Henry Chamberlain, ()eat. lames Pahner, Gent. To be Ensigns—George Wainwright, Gent. l'hinnas Moore, Gent. Wm. Hall, Gent. lames Brampton, Gent. 'Ed ward Read, Gent. Worcestershire Militia. To be Deputy-Lieutenant--Thomas Pideock. Esq. To be Lieutenaiits-Francis Moss Smith, Gent. Patrick Henley, Gem.. Charles Rudge, Gent. To be Ensign—Charles Eastwood, Gent. Commissions signed by the Vice-Lieutenant of the County of Staitord. East Reginietu of Local Militia. To be Lieutenants -- Ensign lawn Milner. Ensign Edward Worsey. Ensign Roncrt I unlock.. Ensign lames Tur- node. _ . ._ . To be liniigns-- John Weston, Gent. John Sherratt, Gent. To be Quartcr-plaster— Wm. Daniel; Gent. West 4egiment. To be Lieutenants—.Ricnard Uwinnett, Gent. Edward Farmer, G.lir. South Regiment. To be Major—Henry Case, Esq. . To be ( aptain—Lieutenant W,n. Bitidley. lo be Lieutenants—lt:chard Pipe, Gent. Charles Hunter, Gent. To be Ensigns--Thomas Findley, Gent. .Williarn Proud man, Gent. To be Surgeon—Shirley Pahner; Gent. vice Gregory, re• signed.. . North Regiment. To be Quarter-Master-101m Clliswn Poole. Stallordshire Regiinent of Yeomanry Cavalry. To be Curoot—Richarct lilair, Gent. vice Case, promoted. — Tamwortli Volunteer Cavalry. To bel.ieuteliant-- John Flavili, Gent' vice Nevi!. resigned. To be . Cornet I osepii_ G rund; Gent, vice PlAvill, pro. motet!. Stone and Ecclestull Volunteer Cavalry. To be Lieutenant—John Aston, Gent. vice Jackson, re§igned, TO be Cornet—Wm. Stubbs, cent. vice Aston, promoted. Commissions in the Royal South Lincolnshire Militia, sigu ed by the Lord Lieutenant. To be Licutenant-r—Sarriad Herbert Hawes, Gent. To:oe —Tlioruiq Stringer, Gept. Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Cheshire. Stockpurt Regiment . of Local Ali Ha. To be second Major... Capt. atliontas Mar.danti, vice Lees, deLeawl. Commission in the 3d Regiment of Essex Local Militia, • signed by the Lord Lieutenant.' To be Captain by Brevet.... Adjutant Sturgeon smith. Commissions id the ist Eastern Regiment of Nortolk Local • Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. To be First Lieutenants—Gardiner Chapman, Gent. Thos. Woodrow,Gent. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County( of Kent. Berstead and Mailing legiiiient of Loral Militia. To be Captains—Thomas Andrews, Esq. William Wattle, Esq. • Ist East Kent, or Ashtord, Oldeastle, and Elam Reginient of Local Militia. To be Lieutenant by Brevet—Adjutant George Bruce. CoMmission in the Shropshire Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant.• To be Ensign—William Marshall, Gcnt. E&RATUH in a former. Gazette. North Shropshire Local Militia. For Thomas Price, Gent. to be Ensign, read Robert Price, Gent, to be Ensign. • BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. 'Thomas Phillips, of Plough-court, Lombard-street, Lon don, merchant, from March 13 to May i; at tell, at • G Robert Winch, of S hoe-lane, London, press:maker and joiner, froip March j t Apnl 5, at ten, at ,G . 84NKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Ann Lanchester, of St. fames's-street, Middlesex‘ milliner anddress.m.ker. lames Brace, of Butt,laue, Kent, dealer. BANKRUP FS. David Skinner, of Newington-Causeway, Surrey, cabinet maker; to surrender March April 7, and May s, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attcirney, Mr. Parry, TI - iiiiVes-Inn, London. - William Nlaskery and John Atkin, now or late,,of White.! chapel-road, Middlesex, dealers in grass and earthenware, • March 31, April 7, .ancUMay s, - at twelve, at Guildhall. Atturnies, Messrs. A ristice and Cox,- King's-Bench-walks,. Temple, London; or Mr. Tomlinson, .Hanley;'•in'thc Potteries. William Ayrton, formerly of Crimberland:street, New.r o .l4 -. Middlesex, late, of Garden-raw, St. George's-fields, ant. , pow or Lambeth . Marsh, S..rfey, broker,, March 31, April 7, and May 5, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Edmund Howard, Great St. Martin's-lane, Charing- Cross. , - , LOIWON : P ratted by RICHARD 'HARRIS, of No. 4, Martlett-court, Bow.street ; and rid:dished .by WILLIAM A RMI6ER- SCRIPPS, Sthith At the SUN•OPF]cE, No. 11; Strah where 4dver tisernenti, Orders for the Paper; Letters fpr the Editor, Brc. oost-paia"); he got; he then stole to the be of the deerased, and stabbed him in the throat:and breast _in the most deter mined manner. The wounds he gavd were in stantly mortal. „He was, tioiwyer, oh,eridd to have got out of bed, and go to the pike wthere. the knife - was, by the two convicts wbo . gave evidence against him. The Jury found - Mtn guilty, and the , Leattted Judge immediately pronounced .sentence. He was left tar eXeCiiiion on .Monday morn;ug. • Jerome Hop ,Was India* for the wilful murder of. Francis Woitkowiach, at Gillingham, near Chat- ham, on the 14th of August last. The prisoner was a. Spanish seatnan, and the - deceased. also a foreigri seaman. It appeared that . they'had quarrelled about . a!table-cloth, and in the beat of pa:isiiin the prisuriet. stabbed the deceased with his knile.-."-He was found guilty of manslaughter; and was sentenced to one • year'S Opris - oninent. . These causes were finished before ten this morn ing, and the Assizes concluded. Wednesday night, between eleven and twelve. &clock, the house of Mrs. Henry,: - in Belt-court, Gray:s.los 7 lane, was forcibly entered by fivellespe- rate ruffians,who were in the aft of packing upsocue of her property ; the watelfbeing -alarmed, the vil• lains decarriped without theirintendeil - bopty. THE You NG WLISATS.—We hear with great plea sure that the damage-occasioned hy ,the frosts to tlie young wheats; is infinitely less than had been sap' posed: The • plant had 'been unusually stru , ..k'Od . withered, ,which - occasioned onsiderable alarm • now it appears that the roots' are generally alive and shooting out abundantly, insomuch, that many far!' mars, on beginning to plough 'up in order. ti) soot afresb,were agreeably surpriii,i to find the work vias not, necessau.=—Batle 'Chronicle. , SHIP NL WS. ORAVISEND, MARCH, 23. , Arrived—the Thetis, Cisley, from Dublin. - . - . Sailed—the Neptune,. Charlton, tor Q.:ebec ; Charles , ' Ingersoll, for Cadiz ; . and the Liberty, Irwin, fur Yuca- • ton. i - 4...._ ._ • - BiRTII.S. On the 21st inst. at Ayvt, St; Lavrence. 1 - Ittrifordthi the Lady of Peter . Touchet, Fsq. of a Son and pen'. •- On. Friday , last, in -New Norfolk- street, GraSvenor square, .the Lady. of R. Wilitinsort„ ; Esq. of a Sun. .: On the-24th inst. at Rubert Wright's, Esq. Wimbledon, Surrey, the Lady of Major Archer, of the r6th - Light-.111 4 °. goons, of a Daughter. • • •- MARRIED. -s• On Monday - the tath inst. the Rev.. Rtbert Evans, Vicar of - Everton, Nottinghamshire, to Charlotte Margaretta, .eldest daughter of Thoinas Money, Esq. 'ofShrewsbury. - . On, Tne.'sday last, at 'Gretna-green, Walter .Scott, Esq . ' • M.D. of Stamfordham, to Miss Mary Belli- of. the .satnc place. . At Stonehouso, Dr. Pryan, Physician, of Plymouth-Doc to Miss - l'atlock, daughter of the late William - Tatlock, 'Ls* , of His Majesty's DoCk-yard, at Chatham; - DIED. On Monday last, aged 9 'years, Aellss"Mary Deane, t l ' 6 charming little girl who last.season pettormed several juve nile charaders, at Bath, with much success. - On Monday • sennight,' Miss Graves, daughter of Admira l Graves, of ?entice-House, in the County of Cornwall. On Tuesday last, at Louth, aged to years, Ann, the d.afgh ter of Mc. Heath, bridle. bit-maker. Her death was occv sinned by a needle being thrust into her head by accident. ' On'Friday, Major Charles Warde Orde, late of the '9 egiment of Light . Dragoons, aged'34 years. On Saturday last, Ensign . of the Cold' stream Guards, sun-of Dr. Ainslie, of Dovcr-strcet. FRiC' 01 SAT u S ~ It D A Y. India Stock, shut India Bonds, i3s. 145. - Fir. , Eicher!. 14illii r 'ss.- los. Pr., Imperial 3 per Cell t. .1 ndis for Accourkt," Cons. for. .. . . Bank Stock, shut Navy s per Ct• 981 Irish's pet Cent. shut 4 per Cent. Shut per Cent. Red. shut 3 per Ct. Cons. 68 i t Bank Long Ann. shut • To THOMAS , TA YLOR, Esti. §, New Bridge-Street, • London- Honoured Sir, E - dinburgff, Match tft,`lgett- T BEG lepie to' inforrn you, that ever ainde t'o year 1790, I have been ended with the Lees Yom' tea which, from its obstinately resisting every courSe Medicine. Prescribed by the most eminent of the FaCta i l Bete, and undergoing several severe courses of salivittiot* and twice discharged from the Hospital, with little NB." would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. .14t g spring of last year my .disorder had got to such a heaa nearly to put a period to my existence--I had a large.lc d y on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my le~: were broke. out in a frightful manner . ; my right w a s diesv , , * fu* painfitl, and had been in a state of ulceration lot t 1 last seven years. ; my left ~had. also two :'large node on ; was very mu ch discoloured, and eye.pte such excrutiC ing pain, particularly when Warm tiV(l,- as nearly to ci'" prive me of rest ; in this lamentable state, I was recorn; mended by V. J . Thompson, (,srir, r F , G eiy e ..4 so gr aat 'Cure . themi,heye), to take your' &Ile% Patent ''which I began to do on the 26tIttbtaifi iiritlfe cou .r l of a-fortnight, 1 began to receive behe t—in little dcl°', than a month, the ulcers on m 'st ;00 riiii*laNit r grawf t l 4 soundly healed—soon after, the / sores .on. inYrrifkAiellio also ; leaVing, however, consiaefalfieidik c forouraTion to skin, and pain in the bone of tte - 44 4 , 3 1 4 1 t ich, sing of Cod, and a - little longer`perseverance in your invr 'Liable Medicine, subsided ; the nodes dispersing, the s 4 `, lr ; regaining its natural hue, and the.noeturnal pains oadual'• gonig I thns beeaMe,. by your liberal advice aird dicine, perfealy :free from all my. former complaia i have recovered my former spirits and strength, and Sin be come jolly and tat, in which state naving-continned nisi months to the Astoiiishinent of all win/ knew tue,- f :LW a loss in what terms to express ,my gratitude, but trPg-Y °, : for the good of other suti4ing mortals, to make this case as public as possible, as i shall on every oceasigi l i t ' in so doing, you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grataya• . obedient, very humble servant, Swan's Close, High-street, Edinbuegli. • • • . witndsseS to the above Cure : , ✓ foRN Tirom.rsott, N'o.- 3, New' Poultry Market JOHN N i li4TOC VI, o.ld AsseinblY-Close, Edinburgh. . T . • • .Erepated and 'Sold byr.thd-sole proprietor,• THouas eoR, Metnberof :the Royal College . 01 Sul" ger.i.ns," at laS HOUse, No.'9; - New Bridge-street; Lonrlall,t, wheie, after a constant residence • of more thaii yars, in a practice particularly directed to the care o f Venereal Complaints and those incidental to than Parts ' / i• Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which. men his profession should always observe in such cases, tr. Batters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitonii adriunisters to persons taking this Medicine,. will •,, etteemed, by a (Irace-tiling Public, as an AdvAntage's o dotes attainable and void of all ambiguity. Also svld, by his apPointinenr, for the cOnvenienee ep those living at a :distance, at the l'evtutner's, No. 'is, , Alban's-street, Pall-Mall ; the Toyshop, No. Tc 39 Uxt ord-street ; Mr. bisbcirough's, kish.street-1 1 ", r , Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. a, Union-row, Little ; Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinbuii r k; Mr. r+l s : s donald, Glasgow ; Mr. Bull, Dame-Street; nubltri acid One persrn in every considerable town in Great lintain'c i p kreland, in Boxes ' of only as'. 9d. each, sealed up With L, and plain direetiorts ; whereby..personi at either seX ewe tnernselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. ilt. N. B. vcry Box sold in Great Britain. sealed up it a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissioner; or .at the Sta;np Othee—" T. Taylor,' No. a, ".. liriage-street,"—to mutate which is Felony, and all our r ae Coltriterltits • • rtOn:strect, G-roFvcn.cor siluare, ttei addressed r